The empyrean, once a lucent dome,Now putrefies in syrupy decay;Each constellation, like a crumbling tome,Sheds ancient light in spectral, wan display.His astrolabe, a relic of the mind,Spinning with frantic, geometric zeal,Seeks constellations he can never find,Fixed to a broken, kaleidoscopic wheel.The void is visceral, a turgid soup,Where gravity is but a ghost’s caprice;He watches burning phoenix-stars as they droop,Seeking in dark an elemental peace.No longer do the spheres in music chime,But grind like millstones in the sludge of time.
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